What kind of message does it send to Americans on the front lines, like nurses and doctors and first responders who go to work, if there are Members of the House who can't make it and they vote from home?
Raskin questions the implications of remote voting for frontline workers during the pandemic.
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But the good news is that the vast majority of Americans across the political spectrum are standing up for our democracy and our freedom in our free and fair elections.
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You know what else is not in the Constitution? White Christian nationalism is not in the Constitution.
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